In 2008, Sierra-at-Tahoe opened Huckleberry Canyon, a 320-acre zone that was previously backcountry terrain. If heading into Huckleberry, the resort recommends wearing a beacon and carrying a shovel and probe—you can rent this gear and sign up for a guide to take you here. Don’t miss the pulled pork barbecue sandwiches at the 360º Smokehouse BBQ on the top of the mountain. The best places to ski? Tackle the 2.5-mile-long Sugar n’ Spice, Sierra-at-Tahoe’s longest run. Or hire a guide to take you into Huckleberry. www.sierraattahoe.com
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